No. 93 Wellbeing Centre

Supporting health and wellbeing in North Manchester

No. 93 Wellbeing Centre has been at the heart of Harpurhey for many years and is an important place for the whole community.

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Greater Manchester Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust (GMMH) has invested into the centre, so that it lasts for generations to come.

  • We have a café serving nutritious, budget-friendly food, weekdays 10am - 3pm
  • We have many different groups and activities to support mental health and wellbeing
  • If you are interested in running a wellbeing course or event, please talk to us about booking a room or space
  • GMMH’s Psychological Therapies service is also based in the building with prearranged appointments

If you need help with benefits or debt, please contact info@gatewayM40.org or 0161 202 3511 and an Outreach Worker can arrange to meet with you at No. 93 on a Tuesday morning.

Download the No. 93 Weekly Timetable here: No 93 Timetable January 2025 .pdf [pdf] 173KB

Read the Recovery Pathways North newsletter: Recovery Pathways North January 2025 .pdf [pdf] 2MB

Wellbeing Groups

No 93 Wellbeing Groups
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Yoga 4 Health Classes

Starting on Wednesday 15th January

10.30am-11:45am

Art room and Gym

Yoga 4 Health Classes

 

Seed and Plant swop

Wednesday 29th January 12.15-2.15pm

Art room and Gym

Come to our seeds, plants and house plants swap event.

Bring some seeds you saved, or plants/houseplant cuttings you’ve taken and swap with others.

Create your own unique recycled tin can planter for your plant. Meet like-minded green-fingered individuals and find out about green wellbeing gardening groups in Harpurhey and Moston.

All welcome.

Free event and a cuppa.

For further information please contact Marina on 0784 592 5000

Seed and plant swop

 

Garden Guardians

Wellbeing Wednesdays, 11am - 12noon

We would like your help with keeping our green space in good condition for all to enjoy. 

Just turn up or contact tamzin.forster@gmmh.nhs.uk or 07501 489212 for more information.

 

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A summary of the Cycle & walking opportunities and free exercise classes at No. 93  poster

 

Relaxation Class

Every other Wednesday from 11am-12

Relaxation room 

Call 0161 271 0908 or email harpurhey@gmmh.nhs.uk for more information

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Bingo

Bingo session - free but cheap & cheerful prizes!

Every Wednesday 1.30pm and fridays at 1pm in the Cafe

For more info, please

contact No.93's reception on

0161 271 0908 or

Harpurhey@gmmh.nhs.uk 

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Crisis Café at No. 93

An out of hours friendly and supportive community space open to anyone in Manchester, Bolton, Salford and Trafford, experiencing a mental health crisis.

Where to find us: No 93 Harpurhey Wellbeing Centre, 93 Church Lane, Manchester, M9 5BG

Opening times: Monday to Friday, 8pm to 1am (inc. Bank holidays), Saturday and Sunday, 3pm to 1am.

Contact: GMMHCrisisCafe@gmmh.nhs.uk or call 07778012838 or 0161 271 0339. Please phone ahead before dropping in.

Crisis Cafe

 

Arts Class

Mondays from 1pm—3pm art room at No 93. Wellbeing Centre.

Call to book a place, as places are very popular!

Tel: 0161 271 0908 Email: Hapurhey@gmmh.nhs.uk

art class

Bike Library Sessions

Borrow a bike for FREE every Monday 10am - 2pm or by appointment.

ID/documentation required: Proof of address, plus photo ID

Please help us by donating any unused bikes. Our mechanics will refurbish and repair your donated bike and offer it on loan or sell at an affordable price in the local commuity.

Visit on Wednesdays at 12pm for a local bike ride and gain more confidence riding a bike.

Contact: cycling.moston@gmail.com or call 0784 592 5000 or 0161 271 0908

Follow on twitter @harpurheymostonbikelibrary

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Gentle Circuits

Learn how to exercise safely from standing up. Boost your energy and reduce joint stiffness while meeting new people and having a bit of fun too.

Every Thursday at 10am at No 93 Wellbeing Centre.

For more info, call 0161 205 0118 or text 07504 831 651

Gentle Circuits exercise class

Harpurhey - Homelessness Prevention Hub

0161 219 6577

FREE advice, help and support with:

  • domestic violence and relationship issues
  • feeding yourself or your family
  • heating your home
  • understanding beneftis and paying your rent
  • debt issues and paying bills

Lines are open Monday to Friday, 9am - 4.30pm

www.manchester.gov.uk/hub

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Mindful Mums

Peer to peer support group aimed at mums with children under 5, focussed around mental health and wellbeing.

Every Friday 9.30 - 11am at No 93  Wellbeing Centre

ON HOLD OVER THE SUMMER

For more info, contact Lauren on 07774523221 or email Hapurhey@gmmh.nhs.uk

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Music Appreciation Group

Each participant chooses music and we listen to each other's choices respectfully. Listening to music together can be very therapeutic, it's fantastic for our wellbeing and helps us connect with each other.

Every Tuesday 2.30 - 3.30pm

For more info, please contact reception on 0161 271 0908

Music Appreciation Group

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  • Apprenticeships
  • Work Experience
  • Trade Skills
  • Certificated Training

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North View Dev, IHP Project Office, Central Drive, Crumpsall, M8 5RL

0161 549 8777
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Seated Exercise & Dance Classes

Learn how to exercise safely from a chair. Boost your energy and reduce joint stiffness while meeting new people and having a bit of fun too.

Every Monday at 11.30am at No 93 Wellbeing centre

For more information phone 0161 205 0118 or 07504 831 651

Seated exercise class

Walking Group

Walking group with No 93, every Thursday, leaving at 11am and 1pm.

For more information, contact reception on 0161 271 0908 or email harpurhey@gmmh.nhs.uk.

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